Two survivors have created a website to combat the online academy that is training men how to drug and rape their wives. #EndEyeCheck

[velma@sh.itjust.works]

#EndEyeCheck is a new rape survivor-led campaign building awareness, community, and changing the laws that allow men to get away with drugging and raping their wives and partners. We are tackling online content as part of the campaign and starting to collect statistics of drug facilitated rape.

Our names are Zoe Watts and Amanda Stanhope. We are two survivors that were brought together with the support of ITV News for the first time in London.

ITV News has launched an anonymous survey of survivors as a part of their investigation into the scale of sexual assault and rape carried out by a partner against women who were incapacitated or unconscious.

If you are a survivor, please join us in filling out the survey and helping us develop statistics to support our advocacy work. This is a voluntary survey and we encourage survivors to connect with the Zoe or Amanda on Instagram or by e-mail.

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